On September 19, our school organized all students to participate in air defense knowledge learning.

Upon hearing the alarm, fourth graders quickly and orderly evacuated from their classrooms to safe areas in just three minutes, demonstrating strong discipline and emergency responsiveness. Other grade levels learned to identify three types of alarm signals—pre-warning, air raid, and all-clear—by watching educational videos and listening to recordings. They also acquired essential escape and self-protection skills.

This activity effectively improved the school’s emergency response capacity and strengthened campus safety preparedness, translating safety education into concrete practice.